Believe it's gonna be financed by future parking revenue so through the school
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Facilities Plans...
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Believe it's gonna be financed by future parking revenue so through the school
Based on the comments from the dialy camera, i believe we are selling the children of boulder into slavery to pay for it.
Yeah, it was a big part of RG's sustainable financing plan
That's what I read too.
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RG claiming that AD was running with a $5.6Mil deficit when he arrived, it is now down to $4mil. Also submitted a balanced budget for the first time in many years for 2014-15
AD is ahead of season ticket sales from last year.
RG claiming that AD was running with a $5.6Mil deficit when he arrived, it is now down to $4mil. Also submitted a balanced budget for the first time in many years for 2014-15
AD is ahead of season ticket sales from last year.
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DrunkRalphie
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The early returns on RG are quite exciting. If MacIntyre can turn the football program around this AD might just achieve a few things.
As long as it is done for 2015. I think it's a bigger thing than RG originally thought (or most of us think). Since he's looking at expanding the number and types of events held at Folsom, he's got to have a sound system that does a hell of a lot more than be able to pick up a halftime speech loudly and clearly.
Actually not a bad idea
Great idea, actually.
That is cool.
New Texas A&M facility. Awfully fancy, looks like even more bells and whistles than Oregon's. Seems like a lot of stuff that can easily break or stop working though.
More pics and detail in the link than the video.
http://www.12thman.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=209603262
[video=youtube;pP6SNFgshrE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP6SNFgshrE[/video]
More pics and detail in the link than the video.
http://www.12thman.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=209603262
[video=youtube;pP6SNFgshrE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP6SNFgshrE[/video]
What they didn't mention was that all of that is just for the dog...
Dark, red, and creepy. A bit culty feeling. Sounds like aggy.
Also look at the difference in culture, recruiting factor, and probably budget.
WSU
aTm
Also look at the difference in culture, recruiting factor, and probably budget.
WSU
aTm
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Imagine the BDC editorial if we built something like that.
It's ok as long as we build it quietly...
"Two Alumni Enraged by Athlete-Only Salon" by Sara Kuta
I think our facility is exactly what we need it to be. It gets us back to a respectable level. I know that some have said it doesn't go far enough and while they may be right, we have another opportunity for expansion in the NW corner. I would love to see what the master plan is, because I am sure Populous/Mortinson submitted one.
FlatironsBuff
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I would think the west side and NW corner will be on the menu someday. Winning a lot in the next ten years could certainly hurry the possibilities along. Imagine the hari kari that would be committed up in Fort Fun is CU completed TWO major projects and they were still in fundraising mode?
Nik has said it before, and I agree - The facilities don't need to be the best, they need to just be not seen as a negative. Recruits shouldn't write us off because of facilities.
I like the idea of the high-performance olympic training center. That is good thinking, and the type of thing that will help keep money driving into future upgrades.
Yeah, I was going to mention that as well. This will make CU pretty unique in the sports medicine and training arena. I'm not sure how that will effect recruiting, etc., but it'll make CU unique.